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RDAP is a protocol we can use to check the expiration of domains. This will be the foundation of the SaaS product we're building.
To start, let's create our Rails app for our domain monitoring SaaS. We'll also setup TailwindCSS so that we can design the UI as we build it.
Next, we need users, sign up, and authentication so we'll use the Rails authentication generator.
Next, we need to track domains and associate them with users in the database.
Now that users can manage domains, let's integrate our key feature: syncing domain expiration with RDAP.
Let's lock down domain expiration syncing behind a paywall. Users will need to subscribe with Stripe and we'll use the Pay gem to implement this.
